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welfare · 11-03-2020, 05:21 AM

I don't think it's that convoluted. The only what if is the market.
6 months and 15000km is required before it can be sold across the line, if I'm not mistaken.
EVERY used truck on a Ford lot is going down south right now. It's not even a question.
Sorry, Ford's are. Since they're built in the US and don't incur foreign tariffs. Whereas dodge and gm are mainly built in Mexico i believe.

Stock is so low right now that our guys are driving gm's (we're a Ford dealer) and had to give up the demos.
Normally I'd get a vehicle at cost +$100. I'll have to fork over an extra $2k since there's so few on the lot. It's still well below msrp though so I'm ok with that. I understand the situation.

11-03-2020, 05:21 AM	#16
welfare RS has made me the bitter person i am today! Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: van Posts: 4,530 Thanked 1,170 Times in 625 Posts Failed 286 Times in 153 Posts	I don't think it's that convoluted. The only what if is the market. 6 months and 15000km is required before it can be sold across the line, if I'm not mistaken. EVERY used truck on a Ford lot is going down south right now. It's not even a question. Sorry, Ford's are. Since they're built in the US and don't incur foreign tariffs. Whereas dodge and gm are mainly built in Mexico i believe. Stock is so low right now that our guys are driving gm's (we're a Ford dealer) and had to give up the demos. Normally I'd get a vehicle at cost +$100. I'll have to fork over an extra $2k since there's so few on the lot. It's still well below msrp though so I'm ok with that. I understand the situation. __________________ Gold is the money of kings; Silver is the money of gentlemen; Barter is the money of peasants; But debt is the money of slaves. -Norm Franz Last edited by welfare; 11-03-2020 at 05:47 AM.